5. Wants. This is more probably intransitive than impersonal; = is wanting.

8. Inward, intimate.

25. Neglect, cause to be neglected.

27. Upon your cue. The last few words of a speech, by
which an actor knows when his part is coming, are called
his cue. Fr. queue, a tail.

33. The Bishop of Ely was John Morton, afterwards
Archbishop of Canterbury. Sir Thomas More, in early life,
was a member of his household, and no doubt learned from
his lips many of the incidents told in his Life of Richard III.

37. Marry and will = and so I will.

45. Prolong'd, put off.

59. Likelihood, sign from which any inference could be
drawn.

60. Marry = indeed, to be sure. This exclamation is derived from the name of the Virgin Mary.

75. Consorted, allied, associated.

85. Fond, foolish.

87. My foot-cloth horse = my horse with its housings or
trappings. The foot-cloth was the name given to such trappings, or caparison, of a horse as hung down near the
ground and were used only by the nobility.